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Legal analyst in the dispute resolution team at HSF’s ALT division. My matters included various large-scale regulatory and civil litigation matters for enterprise and ASX-listed clients.

• Contract review & administration • Copywriting / content development

Trademark applications, patent reviews, assistance preparing client presentations and commercial lease reviews.

• Researching event topics, contacting speakers, booking venues, organising budgetary approval • Coordinating with other clubs to co-host events • Undertaking Incident Management Control Scenario Training• Working with other committee members to grow PLN membership

• Researching social justice topics & contacting viable speakers• Coordinating with other clubs to co-host events • Moderating panel discussions • Working with other committee members to grow PLN membership"The Progressive Law Network (PLN) is an organisation specifically dedicated to:Providing information to students and practitioners about altruistic legal career paths in the environmental, human rights and social justice sectors.Facilitating connections between law students, professionals and community advocacy organisations.Encouraging law students and practitioners to utilise their law degrees to effect positive social change. Engaging law students with their communities and the challenges facing them, while encouraging intelligent and informed legal activism/advocacy.Organising events to provide a forum for an exchange of views and opinions about new developments in alternative careers, environmental law, human rights law and other social justice-related issues."http://www.monashclubs.org/Clubs/PLN

• Part of the publications arm of the LSS• Promoting The Reasonable Observer• Organising interviews • Editing "The LSS firmly believes that an individual’s background or circumstances should not limit their achievements in higher education (or in life). A student’s excellence in their studies or later career should not be limited by their socioeconomic background, race, religion, gender, disability, sexuality or family. Understanding this, the Social Justice & Equity portfolio was established to advance social justice in the law and provide opportunities for Monash law students to get involved and practise the skills they will use as tomorrow’s advocates."http://www.monashlss.com/single-post/2017/07/13/SOCIAL-JUSTICE-EQUITY

• Interviewing clients and conducting research• Reception and greeting clients• Consulting with supervising lawyers • Advising clients based on consults "Monash-Oakleigh Legal Service is a community legal centre which provides free advice and assistance in relation to a range of areas of law to members of the community. It is also a teaching clinic. The Legal Service aims to help people who are unable to afford private legal assistance and representation or are unable to obtain access to the legal system because of language barriers or other disadvantages.The philosophy at MOLS is that everyone is entitled to free initial advice, even if the problem is not one that can be handled by the Service. MOLS is committed to demystifying the law and empowering clients with a better understanding of the legal system.Monash-Oakleigh Legal Service is part of the Faculty of Law at Monash University. Clients’ matters are run by final year and graduate law students who work under the close supervision of qualified solicitors. These students are exposed to the operation of the law and the legal system in their social context. They learn the importance of people, facts and evidence, and the impact that various factors, including access to legal representation, can have on an individual's ability to attain a just outcome."http://www.communitylaw.org.au/clc_monashoakleigh/cb_pages/about_us.php

• Using LEAP to draft letters to clients, opposing counsel, and other legal documents • Inspecting subpoenas at Commonwealth Law Courts • Preparing file notes after client interviews• Undertaking basic discovery • Attending mediation• Attending court proceedings

• Drafting and lodging legal documents with ATLAS • Regularly updating file notes for principle lawyer • Invoicing and costs agreements• Interviewing clients and attending adjournment hearings• Using Asana software to update firm projects

"The 2015 ‘Just Leadership' Program is an initiative from the Social Justice & Equity Portfolio of the Monash LSS. Now in its sixth year, the program seeks to build from the strengths of previous years by providing two key opportunities for students selected to participate.First, the program allows students the opportunity to affiliate with, learn from and listen to key individuals from various legal backgrounds and organisations that are closely associated with important social justice issues. Bound by a legal focus, participants are invited to engage with guests and organisations that are innovative, practice ethical leadership and promote social justice within the community. From this exposure, students will be able to take a social justice perspective with them into their legal studies and careers. Topics include the rights and laws concerning asylum seekers, refugees, children, women, disabled people, Indigenous Australians, the queer community, and homelessness.Notable individual speakers in previous years have include the Honourable Michael Kirby AC CMG, Chief Justice of the Supreme Court of Victoria and Lieutenant Governor of Victoria, Marilyn Warren AC, QC, Judge Paul Grant SC, Attorney-General Robert Clark, former Attorney-General Rob Hulls and human rights advocate Julian Burnside, QC.Second, participation in the program involves a specific leadership focus. Central to this is the notion of effective change at a community level, which stems from awareness and exposure to unfamiliar ideas and concerns. Introductory and concluding seminars will be focused on key leadership qualities closely associated with social justice and equity themes. Hence, the leadership aspects of the program are designed to further equip and develop students to become strong leaders in their fields in the future."http://monashlss.com/social-justice-equity/just-leadership-program

• Providing superior customer service• Managing staff – training of new staff• Assisting overall daily functions of store• Merchandising• Filing, taking summaries, banking

• Providing superior customer service• Day to day management of store • Maintaining levels of stock • Close of day duties including closing of cash registers• General cleaning

(fixed contract)• Providing superior customer service• Client relations• Updating database• Filing

• Providing superior customer service• Working as part of a team• Maintaining levels of stock • Merchandising• Close of day duties including closing of cash registers